This is an On-Call position allowing up to 20 hours per month (filling in for pre-planned absences, events, or sick calls when possible). One scheduled shift every Friday from 1pm to 5pm. Business hours are Monday through Friday from 8am to 5pm.

If you believe recovery for people with mental illness and/or substance use disorders is possible, in the power of community, and are a positive individual with the ability to connect with a diverse group of people we are looking for you. Do you have exceptional organization, written and verbal communication skills? Do you enjoy working as part of a team as well as independently? If you are a self-starter, have strong interpersonal skills, are a creative thinker, with the ability to have fun, then we have a place for you. 

Are you an energetic individual that embodies advocacy and innovation, teamwork and independence? If so, join our team in Utah’s frontier. This is a highly impactful role with the opportunity to help transform the lives of people trapped in the cycle of substance use and/or mental illness in the local communities.

The Frontier outpatient program serves small-town Utah. Its communities are rural and somewhat isolated by distance. The values of faith, hard-work, family loyalty and fierce independence permeate these communities. The people are welcoming and friendly but are careful to rely on newcomers until they know they can depend on you to stick around. You will provide both mental health and substance use services to young and old. You may travel to different locations and provide therapy outside the typical office. You will also provide some crisis services and help people get and stay safe. Some of your clients will be seriously mentally ill. Fortunately, you will work with a team including other clinicians, clerical staff, case managers, nurses and doctors. You will be able to rely on this team to help you help your clients be safe, get stable, and be as functional as possible. Never underestimate the good you can do in a small town.

As you come to love the communities you serve, you will also enjoy the beauty and peace that Utah’s frontier has to offer its residents. 

As the Assistant to the Executive Director, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth operation of our offices and establishing positive relationships amongst our Authority Board (County Officials) and community partners. You’ll need a natural ability to forecast needs, fill them, have an eye for detail, handle large dollar reconciliation and budget management tasks, meet deadlines, and resolve concerns before issues arise. This position helps set the culture and climate of our organization. An ability to interact in a kind and confident manner inside the organization and amongst outside stakeholders is imperative. We value a positive attitude, kind candor, and the ability to see tasks through to completion. The ideal candidate would have prior experience supporting executive leadership and working with a government board or commission. The position works out of our St. George office, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.

Posting will close Monday, July 28, 2025 at 8:00 a.m. MT.

Looking for applicants interested in part-time or on-call work with experience interacting with those impacted by substance use disorders and/or mental illness and easily connect with this population. Prior experience as a behavioral technician, CNA, or in other social programs preferred as this team member will perform a variety of entry level duties as needed to provide residential support, skills training and case management services to adult clients in Mental Health / Substance Use Disorder crisis. This position requires that employee be able to respond to medical / behavioral emergencies quickly and effectively, while maintaining composure in a fast-paced work environment. Shifts are either day (7am - 7pm) or graveyard (7pm - 7am). Graveyard shifts have a $2.00 an hour shift differential. Greatest need for graveyard shift availability!

Mental illness impacts the lives of many people in our community. For some, the impact is severe enough to result in homelessness, in-patient psychiatric care, chronic substance abuse, broken relationships and/or a life of isolation. Do you want to use your training and experience to help those individuals and families most in need of mental health services? If so, Southwest Behavioral Health Center has a place for you on our clinical team.

Horizon House West has an opening for a Human Service Specialist - Residential Tech. This is an all-women’s residential substance use treatment facility. The position will assist clients in a residential substance use disorder program with daily living needs, transport clients to and from support meetings and monitor the activities of clients. This is a part time position that requires a willingness to work weekends, evenings, graveyard shifts, and holiday shifts. Current shift coverage is needed on weekends, weekend graveyards (midnight to 8am) and swing shifts. It is mandatory to attend monthly staff meetings. If assigned to a graveyard shift, the pay rate includes $1.00 per hour shift differential.

*BFOQ - as our SUD facilities are gender specific, only female applicants can work at Horizon House West.

Part and full-time (unbenefited) summer program and client respite openings. Position serves youth in our community experiencing behavior disorders or emotional impairment to provide engaging activities and skills development to succeed. A valid driver's license is required to transport youth to/from the agency. Summer hours available Monday - Thursday 8am - 5pm. Current part-time after school vacancies now working Monday - Thursday from 3pm to 8pm. Option to continue working afternoons during the school year.

Part-time Prevention Specialist will primarily work with youth and assist with other coalition related duties to promote positive lifestyles, reduce and eliminate drug use and other risk factors that lead to anti-social behaviors, and follow evidence-based practices to engage community leaders, organizations and agencies in uniting their prevention efforts. Prevention services are aimed to impact the general public as well as business, religious organizations, health agencies, public safety departments, school districts, and others, regarding such relevant issues as alcohol and other drugs, suicide prevention, parenting skills, and life skills. Looking for a flexible 19-hour a week commitment with most hours being worked between 8am and 5pm, Monday through Friday.